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Massive Iceberg Hits 2-Year-Old Penguin Refuge, Clarence Island in Antarctica, No Birds Were Hurt
Fortunately, no birds were harmed when a massive iceberg hit a two-year-old penguin refuge on Clarence Island in Antarctica.
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